Amid all the depressing news about the failures of business schools ^[1], particularly the more well-known ones, there is a ray of hope. “During the past decade, the number of undergraduate entrepreneurship programs increased by about 75 percent, to 133, among colleges accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business,” Dan Berrett reports in The Chronicle of Higher Education.  “About 2,000 colleges nationwide now offer entrepreneurship classes, according to the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, one of the largest foundations devoted to entrepreneurship.”

Malcolm A. Kline is the Executive Director of Accuracy in Academia ^[2].

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